Can a cricket really tell you the temperature outside? Do fish know if it's going to be a cold winter? Check out this list of creatures that have a few things to tell us about the weather!

If June is wet, will September be dry? Check out some of these weather lore sayings for the month of June. How many of these do you know?

Ever wonder what is meant by the "light of the moon," or the "dark of the moon?"

Is this saying about March true? We take a closer look at this bit of weather folklore.

Maple seeds have been swirling everywhere this spring. Find out what it means and the science behind their flight!

The calendar says fall begins on one date. Meteorologists say another. But trees, birds, butterflies, and frost may tell an entirely different story. Here are the three ways autumn really begins—and how to tell when fall has arrived where you live.

Have you noticed your lawn suddenly soaking wet every September morning even though it hasn't rained? Longer nights, cooler temperatures, and lingering late-summer moisture create ideal conditions for heavy morning dew.

What animal falls on your birthday? Farmers’ Almanac has assigned a Birth Animal to every day of 2026. Find your birthday, discover your animal, and compare Birth Animals with family and friends.

Your old knee starts aching even though the sky is still dry. Hours later, the rain arrives. Coincidence? Research suggests some people really may feel atmospheric changes before a storm.

Millions of birds are migrating south right now—and many are flying high overhead while we sleep. Here’s why fall migration happens at night, how birds navigate in the dark, and how you can help them along the way.